Marrying the Emperor’s Uncle Again

The emperor was past forty and had no children, so he chose sons from the imperial clan to enter the palace and study. Zhao Duan, the second son of Prince Ping, was selected, and his first wife, Zhou Baoyin, was supposed to rise with him

Not a chance.

After a year of marriage without a child, the Prince of Ping's household sent her packing with a divorce agreement.

Zhou Baoyin dusted herself off, grabbed her bundle, and left.

She had no interest in getting mixed up in this mess.

After leaving the prince's residence, she married a dashing, valiant man.

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Her husband, Zhao Chenglin, traveled away from home a little too often, but he was kind, well-built, and wonderful in every way. Even the fact that he had only one elder brother, whom he hadn't seen in years, was absolutely wonderful.

Until one day

Zhou Baoyin: Your elder brother is the emperor?

Zhao Xuan (Zhao Chenglin) was past thirty and had never married. One day, he suddenly realized he couldn't stop thinking about a “married man.”

Was he a homosexual?

Then came a twist: the “married man” was actually a woman in disguise.

At long last, they became husband and wife, and even had a daughter. Then one day, his wife's former husband came looking for her?!

The sky was falling!

A divorced woman cast aside × the devoted Prince of Jingbei